CO2 delivery in Oklahoma City

CO2 delivery in Oklahoma City starts from our depot at 10805 N. Garnett Drive on the north side of the metro, about 8 road miles from Edmond and 10 from downtown. Micro bulk CO2 fills an enclosed high-pressure system at your site through an external fill box, and telemetry is included on every account.

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Your CO2 supplier in Oklahoma City, and the rest of the state

Our service area is Oklahoma statewide, not just the metro, and the Garnett Drive depot is where all of it is run from. One Territory Sales Manager covers Oklahoma, so an account in Norman and one in Stillwater deal with the same person.

Measured driving distances from the depot:

Edmond, about 8 miles, and downtown Oklahoma City, about 10
Moore, about 18 miles, and Yukon, about 19
Mustang, about 25 miles, and Norman, about 27
Shawnee, about 45 miles, and Stillwater, about 60
Lawton, about 94 miles, and Tulsa, about 101

Bulk CO2 delivery in Oklahoma City, without the venting

Many Oklahoma City sites we assess run a low-pressure cryogenic tank or a manifold of cylinders. The cryogenic tank vents as it warms between fills; on a conventional bulk system that loss is approximately 30% or more of the CO2 you paid for. Our High-Pressure Micro Bulk CO2 System is enclosed, with the patented DS6000 diverter valve inside it, so the gas you are billed for is the gas you use.

Micro bulk CO2 delivery in Oklahoma City then runs on a schedule built from that measured usage, not a fixed calendar.

Speak with a Territory Sales Manager

We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.

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Hot summers and an outside fill

Oklahoma summers are hard on gas stored in the wrong place. NFPA 55 keeps compressed gas cylinders below 125 degrees Fahrenheit, and a cylinder bank in an unventilated back room or a parked trailer can get close. An enclosed system with an external fill box keeps the driver outside your building and the storage where it was designed to be.

Grow rooms and extraction in Oklahoma

Oklahoma has a large licensed medical cannabis growing and processing sector, and those sites use CO2 for enrichment and, in some cases, extraction. A bulk system feeding a grow room is specified together with its controller and its life-safety monitoring, and Oklahoma's 2024 fire code adoption adds its own requirements for CO2 extraction rooms, covered on our Oklahoma City CO2 monitoring page.

A bank of polished stainless steel high pressure CO2 cylinders in a steel frame, connected by braided hoses to a brass manifold with pressure gauges. — High pressure bulk storage stays fully enclosed. Nothing vents between fills.

Common questions

Yes. Our service area is Oklahoma statewide. Distance from the Garnett Drive depot shapes how a route is planned, so give us the address and we will tell you how we would serve it.

Not where a bulk system with an external fill box is installed. The fill happens from outside your building.

Call the main line. Existing customers can reach our on-call service technicians after hours, and an emergency delivery fee applies to after-hours call-outs.

Get a free CO2 assessment in Oklahoma City

We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.

Request my free assessment Call 877-CO2-FOR-U